While engaged in a traffic stop along Hyde Park Boulevard around 12:30am on May 22nd, an Officer from the Niagara Falls Police Department started to be verbally accosted by a female who parked nearby and got out of her vehicle.
The female, who was not involved in the traffic stop, started yelling at the officer and driver that he had pulled over. The driver and female are friends.
The female was warned that if she continues to make a scene by yelling, swearing and disturbing people who were trying to go inside/leave 7-Eleven, she was going to be arrested. She was also advised that if she continued yelling and swearing at the officer, and causing an interference with his investigation, that she would be arrested for obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct.
The female still continued to yell and swear. The officer told her again that she is going to be arrested if she continued, to which she replied, “fuc* you. I bet you won’t arrest me.”
The officer then started approaching the female who was now in the street and informed her that she was under arrest. The female then ran around her vehicle and into the 7-Eleven parking lot. She continued running until the officer was able to catch up to her, at which point she was detained.
The female was arrested and transported to Niagara Falls police headquarters for processing and was released with an appearance ticket.